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TR E VO R G . BROW N E
HIGH S CHO O L
March 2015
B RUINS B ULLETIN
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Around Campus
2
TGBeKind
2
Students of the Month
2
AVID
2
Faculty—Mr. Konyha
3
Cross Country History
4-5
Basketball History
4-5
Football History
6
Winter & Spring Sports
7
Alumni Basketball
8
Scholarships
Last year TGB had the Fab 5 who received over a million
dollars in scholarship money. Our first scholarship recipient at
that level for 2014-15 is Leticia Solache. Leticia just received
notice that she was accepted to Pomona College in California.
This is the 5th ranked private, liberal college in the nation. She
has received a scholarship for over $60,000 per year. “I am
sure this is just one of many amazing scholarships our seniors
will receive.” states Allison Williams in counseling. With four
more classmates joining Leticia we can have another Fab 5.
El año pasado TGB tuvo Fab 5 lo que indica que estudiantes recibieron más de un millón de
dólares en dinero para becas. Nuestro primer ganador de la beca a ese nivel durante 2014-15
fue Leticia Solache. Leticia acaba de recibir aviso de que fue aceptada en Pomona
College, en California. Esta escuela en donde fue aceptada fue clasificada en el quinto lugar
entre las escuelas privadas , en la nación. Ella ha recibido una beca de más de $ 60.000 por
año. "Estoy seguro de que esto es sólo una de muchas becas increíbles a nuestros estudiantes
en su último año recibirán.", Afirma Allison Williams jefa de asesoramiento estudiantil. Con
cuatro compañeros más al unirse a Leticia podemos tener otro Fab 5.
TGB MUSEUM
Senior Yaritza Flores, under the direction of Mr. William Reimers, has taken on the project to
document the history of TGB. Helping Yaritza are fellow seniors Leticia (pictured above) Solache, Analisa Munoz and Rafael Morales. Also helping are juniors Leslie Valle and Felipe
Becerril. You can visit the site by going to trevorbrownehs.org and then going to the ‘about
us’ tab. The description of the vision of the project is written below by Yaritza:
Julio Melchor
Just received notice that he
was accepted to Notre Dame
and Williams College. With
either choice Julio has
earned about $250,000.
“The Trevor Browne Online Museum is dedicated on changing community morale to give us
something to be proud of. It's meant to inform those interested in the history of the high
school and Trevor Goff Browne. The museum itself, is separated into six sections (tabs). The
first tab is dedicated to Trevor Goff Browne's life accompanied by primary documents. The
second is the timeline. The timeline is 42 years of events that happened at Trevor Browne.
These two tabs are up and running, the remaining four will be finished during second
semester of the school year.
Juan
Hinojos
was
Selected
King
of the
PUHSD
Military
Ball
Tab three is on important people, such as students of the month, teachers of the year, or
even athletes who have made it to big leagues. The fourth is Clubs and Sports past and
present. The fifth tab is going to be on popular culture. The final tab will be mixed media.
It'll have videos from important events, audios, and all the other images that didn't make it
into the timeline.”
Yaritza, the other students, and Mr. Reimers deserve congratulations and support. Therefore,
a few pages of this newsletter will include some examples of cross country, basketball and
football that may be included in the museum.
On a separate note, we would like to congratulate Yaritza and fellow senior Diana Ontiveros
who recently received full ride scholarships to Phoenix College.
Around Campus
Trevor Browne and Metro Tech dual student
Samantha Melendrez has been chosen as the 2015
Arizona Future Educators of America (FEA) Student
of the Year. She will be honored at the FEA Awards
Ceremony today at the Ventana Canyon Resort in
Tucson.
According to the award notification, Melendrez has
gone above and beyond to prove herself as a Future
Educator by providing support to FEA chapters
across the state, reaching out to businesses, postsecondary partners, and community leaders to
obtain support for FEA, assisting to establish the
first statewide charity for our organization and
promoting this charity, exceeding requirements for
chapter visits, doubling the number of social media
followers for our organization and submitting a
proposal to speak at the national conference.
Valentine’s Day Carnival
Freshmen:
Gilbert Covarrubias
Andy Pereda
Carlos Benitez
Noel Romero Ponce
Juniors:
Felipe Becerrill
Jose Corral
Sophomores:
Carolina Tenorio
Genaro Delabra
Ismael Diaz
Seniors:
Frankie Villa
Lisbeth Sarmiento
Evette Osequera
Not everyone is pictured
Students of the Month—February
Desirae Rodriguez
On Feb 13 in connection with Valentine’s Day, the first carnival took place Enrique Lopez Rivas
on the football field. The event was open to the community and for a
Felix Edgardo
small fee of $3-$5 one acquired a wristband for unlimited rides.
Cristian Rodriguez
Osvaldo Munguia
Events included bouncy house, a joust, food, popcorn, snow cones, etc.
Juana Del Angel Duran
Esmeralda M. Zamora
“I can say it was a joint effort by many clubs, staff members, and all Delhi Melendrez Galvez
of our fabulous StuGo officers/representatives.” Ms. Kaufman
LaShauna Bauer
Jenifer Heredia
STUGO and company hope to make this an annual event.
Christopher Saunders
Danzzena Mills
Jesus Zazueta
Ismael Diaz
Juvencio Garcia
Kentrell Riley
Robert Keller
Kel’Nyce Evans
Angel Barrera
Jacquori Brown
Aylin Espino
Alejandro Mata
Isael Lopez
Felicity Ortega
AVID—Parent Night
Itzayana Anaya & Diana Rodriguez returned to campus to help host a parent night
for AVID. Both girls are TGB and AVID alumni and they have returned this year to
help tutor a few days a week. Both girls plan on becoming teachers.
STUGO co-teacher Alyse Kaufman
battles senior Jasmine Marquez
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Faculty—Mr. Konyha
Trevor Browne Physics teacher Jim Konyha took 25 students, primarily from his Physics classes, to the University of
Arizona for a STEM Challenge, February 12, joining hundreds of high school students. Their challenge was to build a
solar car that could escape a pack of zombie toy soldiers set in the apocalyptic future. The students grouped in teams of
six designed, tested and built their mini survival cars in the Student Union Memorial Center. The teams presented
their cars to a panel of judges, and a team from Trevor Browne placed 2nd. Team members were Lupe Velasquez,
Ricardo Parra, and Carlos Hernandez. This interactive workshop was a part of an annual STEM outreach program.
The event was featured on the local news in Tucson. One of the organizers for the event was TGB alumnus Jaime
Goytia, and another former Bruin, Gabriel Mercado was also working the event. Both students scored ‘5’ on the AP
Calculus exam their senior year at Browne. They are now juniors at U of A (pictured on the left).
This is not the first trip Mr. Konyha has taken. Back in 2010 he took five kids to MIT to an InvenTeam competition. The
students spent a week at the prestigious university in Cambridge, MA. In order for the trip to take place, Mr. Konyha
wrote a grant and the project was selected as one of 25 from around the country.
Unfortunately for TGB, the trip to UofA will be one of his last as Jim has chosen to retire at the end of the year. Mr.
Konyha has been teaching at Trevor since 1999 when he began teaching Math and Physics. After four years he left to
start his own construction business. After two years, he returned to teach Physics full time. He continues to stay busy
despite his pending retirement as he along with Harry Grissom started a robotics club last year. “I wanted to leave
something behind after I retire” was his response when asked why he continues to work so hard.
Hard work is nothing new to Jim as teaching is his second career. He went to the University of Detroit on an ROTC
scholarship and earned a degree in Structural Engineering. He then went to ASU to get his Master Degree in Education. In between degrees, he served 21 years in the Air Force as a Lt. Col in aviation, engineering and special operations. In the Air Force is where he met his wife Kathy and together they have been married 35 years with two children,
Alex and Leslie. Alex will graduate with a degree in Space Physics from Embry Riddle this May and Leslie has a career
in nursing after attending Grand Canyon University.
When he does retire Jim won’t have any problems finding things to do as he is an avid hunter and enjoys bike riding.
For the past two summers he rode his bike down the Pacific Coast Highway from Canada to Mexico.
Physics at Trevor Browne wouldn't have been the same
without Mr. Konyha. He was physics, its embodiment. The
atmosphere he created due to his pure love of the subject
was a leading factor in my choosing physics as my major.
He truly demonstrated that physics is fun! And beyond the
class, Mr. Konyha is an undeniably kind man. I feel grateful
to have known him and to have had him as a teacher, and
now as a friend.
Kim Soltero—US Air Force Academy
Jesus Corona—MIT
He was a great influence in my choice to go Air Force and
chase my dreams. As he says himself “there is no greater
feeling than flying.” I have learned to not be afraid to fly,
not only literally but also metaphorically. I will have the
courage to go above and beyond. For that, I am genuinely
grateful to have crossed paths with Jim Konyha before his
retirement. I wish him the best in his future plans of travel.
C R O S S C O UNT RY H I STO RY
With the movie ‘McFarland USA’ coming out on Feb 20 it is important to
note that the movie very easily could have taken place right here at TGB.
The same year McFarland took place is the same year ESPN did a feature
story on the cross country Bruins. At a recent invitation-only premiere,
Coach Cruickshank was surprised by a few of his alumni. Organizing the
event was Magaly Burciaga who ran at Cortez but then ran for coach at
Phoenix College. Current Girls’ cross country coach Victor Rodriguez also
ran for coach Cruickshank at PC. Pictured with Cruickshank is his wife
Becky, who has also sacrificed a great deal for over 30 years.
Alumni attending were Terry and Michelle Dillon, who first met on the cross
country team in the 90’s. Joining the Dillons were Coach Kohm and alum
Julio Zuniga. Julio ran at ASU and Grand Canyon. This movie relates to
Julio a great deal as he currently serves as the Executive Director/
President of the ADAC. Julio works at the corporate office of Target and is
working on his Master’s degree at Grand Canyon where he ran as an undergraduate student.
As for Coach Cruickshank he is a member of the Arizona Coaches Hall of Fame. Going back to I985, Trevor
Browne won their first State Championship in Cross Country. This began a streak of winning four State Championships in five years. What happened to the fifth year? They lost by one point!
In those five years, the Bruins scored 75 points or less every year; a feat unmatched to this day.
In 1986, the team scored 32 points overall (lower is better) which is still a 5A state record. The team is considered
the greatest team in state history. After that season, ESPN came to Phoenix to do a feature story.
B A S K ETBAL L H I S TO RY
For an entire decade the boys basketball team was a top 10 team in the
state and ranked #1 in 2005. A reunion took place for coaches on Feb
18 at the ASU vs. UCLA basketball game. Long-time coaches Mike
Ellsworth, Paul Long, and Phil Kohm were joined by UCLA assistant
coach David Grace on the floor after the game. Ellsworth coached for
almost 20 years and began a streak of three Final 4 appearances back
in 1999. That team was led by Kevin Woodberry who graduated as the
school’s all-time leading scorer. He was also the Arizona Republic Player
of the Year and went on to play at BYU. The Bruins returned to the Final
4 in 2004 and were led by the Gatorade Player of the Year Ty Morrison.
Ty went on to play briefly for Creighton before ending his career at Grand Canyon University. That team also included Kaleo Kina who went on to play for the Navy Academy and was recently selected into their Sports Hall of Fame.
Darin Jorden was the point guard and he went on to play at Oral Roberts. Darin surpassed Kevin to become TGB’s
all-time leading scorer. Coach Grace was the freshmen coach for those teams and varsity assistant. He also
coached that group in the AAU circuit along with other high school stars from across the valley. Grace left TGB to
become the head coach at South Mtn HS where he won a state title and began his climb from TGB freshmen coach
to UCLA assistant in less than ten years. Ellsworth also left to go to Chandler HS to be closer to his home. At that
point Coach Long (JV coach) took over and took the 3rd team to the Final 4 in 2007. That team was led by Luis
Barraza who went on to play at Albany in New York. Also on that team was Marcel Jones who played football at
Nebraska and is now a member of the Baltimore Ravens. Joining the above athletes at the Division 1 level was
Anthony Blakes who played at Wyoming before joining the Harlem Globetrotters. Videos of Blakes, Kina, and
Morrison can be viewed on Youtube by typing their name and Hall of Fame.
We hope to add those videos to the TGB Museum in the near future.
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HISTORIA DE ATLETISMO
Con la película 'McFarland EE.UU.' que salio el 20 de
febrero, es importante tener en cuenta que la película muy
fácilmente podo haber tenido lugar aquí, en TGB. El mismo
año se llevó a cabo McFarland es el mismo año ESPN hizo
un reportaje sobre los Bruins de esquí de fondo. En un
reciente estreno sólo por invitación, Coach Cruickshank fue
sorprendido por algunos de sus ex alumnos. La organización del evento fue Magaly Burciaga que trato de ir a
Cortés, pero luego se postuló para el entrenador en
Phoenix College. El entrenador actual de atletismo de
mujeres Victor Rodrigues también se postuló para el entrenador Cruickshank en PC. En la foto con Cruickshank es
su esposa Becky, quien también ha sacrificado mucho por
más de 30 años.
Algunos exestudiantes que asistieron fueron Terry y Michelle Dillon, quien se reunió por primera
vez en el equipo de cross country/ Atletismo en los años 90. Junto a los Dillon, Coach Kohm y
alumbre Julio Zúñiga. Julio corrió en ASU y el Gran Cañón. Esta película se refiere a Julio mucho
como actualmente se desempeña como Director Ejecutivo / Presidente de la ADAC. Julio trabaja
en la oficina corporativa de Target y está trabajando en su maestría en el Grand Canyon, donde se
presentó como un estudiante de pregrado.
En cuanto a Coach Cruickshank es miembro de los entrenadores de la asociación de La Entrenadores de Fama en Arizona. Volviendo a I985, Trevor Browne ganó su primer campeonato del estado
de Cross Country. Esto comenzó una racha de ganar cuatro campeonatos del estado en cinco
años. ¿Qué pasó con el quinto año? Perdieron por un punto!
H I S TO R I A D E B A LO N C E S TO
Por toda una década, el equipo de baloncesto de los muchachos fueron categorizados en los mejores 10 en el
estado y el número 1 en 2005. Se llevó a cabo una reunión para los entrenadores el 18 de febrero en el partido de
baloncesto ASU vs UCLA. Entrenadores de tiempo largo Mike Ellsworth, Paul Long, y Phil Kohm se unieron UCLA
entrenador asistente David Gracia en el suelo después del partido. Ellsworth entrenó durante casi 20 años y
comenzó una racha de tres Finales 4 apariciones en 1999. Ese equipo fue dirigido por Kevin Woodberry que se
graduó como máximo goleador de todos los tiempos de la escuela. También fue el jugador nombrado en Arizona
Republic del año y pasó a jugar en BYU. Los Bruins regresaron a la Final 4 en 2004 y fueron liderados por el
Gatorade Jugadora del Año Ty Morrison. Ty pasó a jugar brevemente para Creighton antes de terminar su carrera
en el Grand Canyon University. Ese equipo también incluyó a Kina Kaleo que pasó a jugar para la Academia de la
Marina y fue seleccionada recientemente en su Sports Hall of Fame/ Paseo de la Fama. Darin Jorden fue el
armador y se fue a jugar en Oral Roberts. Darin superó a Kevin para convertirse en el líder de todos los tiempos
goleador del TGB. Entrenador Gracia fue el entrenador de primer año para los equipos y asistente del equipo
universitario. También fue entrenador de ese grupo en el circuito AAU junto con otras estrellas de la escuela sec
undaria de todo el valle. Gracia dejó TGB para convertirse en el primer entrenador en Sur de Mtn HS donde ganó un
título estatal y comenzó su ascenso desde TGB entrenador de primer año de UCLA asistente en menos de diez
años. Ellsworth también dejó de ir a Chandler HS para estar más cerca de su casa. En ese momento el entrenador
Larga (entrenador JV) se hizo cargo y tomó el tercero equipo a la Final 4 en 2007. Ese equipo fue dirigido por Luis
Barraza, que pasó a jugar en Albany en Nueva York. También en ese equipo era Marcel Jones, quien jugó al fútbol
en Nebraska y ahora es miembro de los Cuervos de Baltimore. Junto a los atletas superiores a escala de División 1
fue Anthony Blake quien jugó en Wyoming antes de unirse a los Harlem Globetrotters. Videos de Blakes, Kina, y
Morrison se pueden ver en Youtube escribiendo su nombre y Salón de la Fama.
Football History
Trevor Browne wins AAA crown
by Lloyd Herberg - Oct. 8, 2009 05:21 PM The Arizona Republic Originally published Dec. 12, 1981
TUCSON - After a scoreless first half, Trevor Browne uses its superior size to wear down smaller Salpointe
and beat the Lancers, 20-0, Friday night at Arizona Stadium to capture its first Class AAA state championship.
The victory, before an estimated crowd of 15,000, helped make amends for last year's loss to Tempe
McClintock in the state finals. It was Salpointe's first appearance in the title game.
Three times Salpointe moved within Trevor Browne's 15-yard line, and three times the Lancers came up empty
handed. Trevor Browne stopped Salpointe on downs to open the second half and took over at the Lancers' 44
after the punt. Relentlessly, the Bruins moved down field. Nine plays later, Mike Tressler scored from the 2
with 4:52 left in the third quarter. "It felt after we scored that first touchdown, the defense did not know what
we were doing," Bruin left tackle Mike Pomeroy said, "and we took advantage of it."
The Bruins came out in the second half and ran right at Salpointe, which was at a 30-pound-a-man disadvantage. With Salpointe keying on the Bruin' right side, where seniors Pomeroy (6-foot-2, 240 pounds) and
guard Ralph Federico (5-11, 222) play, Trevor Browne went instead to the left side behind junior guard Steve
Lloyd (6-0, 215) and junior tackle Al Kessel (6-2, 235)
The strategy worked. Trevor Browne rushed for 129 yards in the second half and did not attempt a pass. For
the game, the Bruins finished with 220 yards rushing. Trevor Browne's defense, led by linebackers Darin Tupper, Mike Meek and Robert Forney, held Salpointe to four first downs and 1 yard rushing in the second half.
Jeff Heidrick, the workhorse for Salpointe in the first half, was limited to minus-6 yards in the second half and
possibly suffered a broken rib. Without tailback Joe Rowley, who suffered a dislocated shoulder against
Sunnyside in the opening state playoff game, Salpointe had no breakaway threat and the Bruins' swarming
defense contained the Lancers.
Trevor Browne scored its second touchdown with four seconds gone in the fourth quarter. Tressler again
scored, this time on a 10-yard run to cap a 57-yard, seven play drive. Its final touchdown came with 1:54
remaining on a 20-yard run by Edrick Moreland.
Ironically, all three of Trevor Browne's touchdowns came on plays over, the right side, even though Trevor
Browne was making most of its yards running left.
"I want a little concerned at halftime," Trevor Browne Coach Bill Mitton said. "I wasn't sure what our
emotional status was."
Trevor Browne was fortunate to be tied at the half. Even though the two teams traded turnovers, Salpointe's
mistakes were more harmful. The Lancers lost their first scoring opportunity early in the first quarter. After
they recovered Tressler's fumble at Trevor Browne's 41, they moved to the Bruins' 2 on eight plays. Heidrick
carried the ball six times for 26 yards. But on third and goal from the 2, quarterback David Santa Cruz's pass to
Chris Nowatski was picked off by Kevin McKee in the end zone.
Salpointe's second scoring opportunity was botched late in the second quarter. After an 18-yard punt return by
Nowatski, the Lancers moved from the Bruins' 31 to their 6. On first down, though, Heidrick mishandled the
handoff from Santa Cruz and Forney recovered.
Trailing 14-0, midway through the fourth quarter, Salpointe moved 49 yards to Trevor Browne's 14. Three
Santa Cruz passes resulted in 44 yards. But on first down, Santa Cruz again tried to hit Marc Gennette on a
quick slant pattern over the middle and Meek stepped in front of Gennette for the interception.
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Winter & Spring Sports
Wrestling
Bruins wrestling did well this year placing 4th in the
section and qualifying 6 guys to the state tournament.
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Boys’ Soccer
All-section 1st team
Max Vazquez---forward
Isaac Pedraza---midfielder
Oswaldo Machado---goalkeeper
All-section 2nd team
Pablo Ramirez---midfielder
Alex Avalos----defender
Osmir De Jesus---defender
Jazshean Scroggins (Junior, 3rd section)
Quintin Shadle (Junior, 1st section)
Johnny Shadle (Freshman, 4th section)
Peter Lopez (Junior, 2rd section)
Chris Pupo (Senior, 2nd section)
Omar Bustamente (Senior, 4th section)
At state the Bruins had two members win matches. Quintin
Shadle lost a close match 15-12 to a Desert Vista wrestler
who went on to finish 6th overall. Quintin then rebounded
with two victories by pin. His next match he lost to the wrestler
who finished 5th overall. Quintin should return next year to
contend for a state medal (Top 6) and a chance to win the
state title.
Max Vazquez has signed with Scottsdale CC.
Chris Pupo also won a match by winning in the first round.
Chris then lost his next two matches in the double-elimination
tournament.
The last TGB members to medal at state were Andy Perez (4th)
and Lino Lopez (6th) back in 2008.
Track
TGB finished 13th in the state, qualified for the
Both the girls and boys teams recently ran in the Metro Relays tournament, and played Hamilton High School.
They lost 2-0 but had a very successful season
on March 6. Their next big event is on April 9th for the Sun
Angel Classis at ASU. The PUHSD Championships are on April with an overall record of 15-7 and the all-section
22 and then the team hopes to go to state. The boys are lead award players listed above. “Can’t tell you how
proud I am of what this group accomplished”
by senior Eric Munoz who participates in the field events.
Coach Scott Miller expects Eric to earn state medals in both
Coach Jeff Scofield
the shot put and discus events. Good luck Eric!
Girls’ Soccer
Baseball
The Bruins began the season by reaching the finals of the
Laveen Baseball Classis. They lost to San Luis but went 3-1-1
for the tournament. Since then the team is 3-2 for an overall
record of 6-3-1. They will play in the West Valley Classic at
Ironwood HS over spring break. They have a featured game
on April 10th at Papago Park (former spring training home of
the Oakland A’s) against St. Mary’s HS.
Keyla Garcia - All Section—1st Team
Aislinn Reyes—All Section—2nd Team
Maria Alvarez—All Section—2nd Team
Boys’ Basketball
Nick Hill—All-Section 2nd Team
Tahji Williams—All-Academic Team
Christian Camacho
Camacho graduated from TGB in 2013, ranked #4 in his class for academics. He also graduated as the all-time
leader in doubles in state history. Camacho is currently playing at Paradise Valley CC and hitting almost .400.
Coach Cummings would like to announce that Christian will be transferring to Arkansas Tech in the fall to continue
playing baseball on a full scholarship. Congratulations to a fine young man.
Phoenix Union High School
District No. 210
Trevor G. Browne High School
7402 W. Catalina Drive
Phoenix, Arizona 85033
School Phone Numbers
Números Telefónicos de la Escuela
Athletics & Activities/Deportes y Actividades (602)764-8520
Bookstore/Tienda Escolar
(602)764-8654
Counseling/Consejería
(602)764-8536
Dean of Students/Oficina de Disciplina
(602)764-8524
Nurse/Enfermera
(602)764-8697
Principal’s Office/Oficina del Director
(602)764-8516
Registration/Oficina de Inscripción
(602)764-8503
Report Absence/Reportar Ausencias
(602)440-1600
Security/Seguridad
(602)764-8570
Special Education/Servicios Especiales
(602)764-8557
Transcripts/Transcipciones
(602)764-8514
General Information/Informacion Generales (602)764-8500
TGB Campus Wide Goals
TGB will increase the growth/pass rate of all students needing to
pass AIMS reading by 10% from 76% to 86%.
TGB will increase the growth/pass rate of all students needing to pass
AIMS mathematics by 10% from 48% to 58%.
TGB will increase the graduation rate by 5% from 76.6% to 81.6%.
Alumni Basketball
April 18th, 2015
11 AM—1 PM
$5 to play
$1 to watch
Trevor G. Browne’s
Mission & Focus
Mission
The TGB community fosters
life-long learning through an
equitable & rigorous curriculum
in a positive environment
Focus
Increase AIMS scores
to make AYP
Increase PLC productivity &
effectiveness to improve
student achievement
Increase TGB
participation in
activities to foster a
positive environment
Players will be returning to celebrate the rich tradition of TGB basketball. A featured
game will take place at 12:15 with a group of selected alumni from the three Final 4
clubs. Former coaches Mike Ellsworth and Paul Long will return to the sidelines. Also
possibly attending will be UCLA assistant coach David Grace. Players attending may
include former Players of the Year Kevin Woodberry and Ty Morrison. Recent Navy
Hall of Famer, Kaleo Kina, and all-time leading scorer Daren Jordan hope to attend.
Marcel Jones may attend pending his off-season schedule with the Baltimore Ravens.